The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-10-13

sss by the signal service eame-if il
came al sll-in the shape Of a blus-
tering wind from the snuth.
Wick Seville had two ribs frac-
tured by his horse kicking him
Thursday. The fracture was adjusted
by Drs. Devices aud Brown.
"If had only served my party
with half the zeal have served
Martin, / would not be the laughing
stock am to-day. VI. DAVIS.
r. J. Peckham, Esq, late with the
firm 81 CFippen, Lawrence q Co.
has accepted position in the new
store Of r. W. Ober ~ assistant
bOok-keeper.
Mayor n. W. Jones, time-keeper
add ov@rseer Of construction Of work
on the State capital building, was
killed last night in Topeka, by the
failing Of . derrick.
Fred Heming, Of Americas, has
rented the Fesler building, recently
purchased by Mr.. sands, and will
start a grocery store. Mr.. Sands
furniture store will remain where il
IL.
Mrs. HOughtOn returned from Sa-
lima last Saturday. Sine reports
grand meeting Of the w. &. r. l..
One hundred and twenty-five dele
gates were in attendance.-LiHcOln
Beacon.
Work on the NatiOna! Hotel build
ing IL going right along and the
brick work will be completed in
two weeks. The company have been
paying out about 5000 a month
since work has been commenced.
T. r. Carver, Esq, Of this city has
been retained by Capt Chas. q.
Boalt, as counsel in the prosecution
Of &. ID. Olin, charged with the
murder Of Fred II. Boalt, brother Of
Capt. Boalt, in Sherman county, in
April last.
Miss Clara Hutchinson has art
rooms in the Mitchell house and is
prepared to take pupils. Miss
Hutchinson has proven herself 10 be
an artist Of ability and taste. Her
work is highly cnmplimented by the
hest judges.
Hutchinson issued lO,OO0 copies Of
paper the other day to boom the
town, and Abilene sends out circu-
lars by the carload. That is the way
20 do business. Il takes printers
ink 10 make things bOOm.-fop'
Dispatch.
Mr.. O'Neil, a relative Of James
Sharp, Is in the city. He travels for
a hose and fire apparatus house in
Chicago. He is considering the mat
ter of locating in Salina. He was
here Ia 1874 aud regrets that he did
not set his stakes at Salina at that
time.
The case Of the United states
against Dr. &. w. Stowe. charged
with violating the internal revenue
laws In selling Health Nigor" as a
beverage, came up Friday be-
fore acting L. :. Commissioner, but
postponed by reason Of District At
tOrRey not being present.
Major Inman favored the journal
Office with q pleasant visit sunday.
His "reminiscences Of KsuapOlis dur
ing the old fort times were pleasant
"a hear. Volumes could be written
on the early days Of soldier life when
such men IS Sheridan, Custer, Han
cOck and Others were assembled
here.-E0Ropolis JoWrR0l.
Our old friend, A. q. Hardesty, Of
Lincoln Center, won n splendid tri-
umPh st the soldiers reunion in
Ellsworth. BY decisive vote he
was awarded an elegant &. A. r
sword. having - competitors such |
valiant opponents a. &. A. Norton, Of
Beloit, and Auditor Tim Mccarthy.
Hardesty was the choice Of the ladies
aud when they are on ones side
victory L. always insured.
A general order was issued from
the adjutsnt general'sofiice Wcdnes-
day last, dishanding the following
named companies, and ordering
them out Of service: Company &,
Isl Reg't, columbus, and Company
r, lst Reg't, at Fl. Scott; or the 3D.
Reg't Company r, at Robinson, and
Company e, a. Seneca; OF the 4th
Reg't, Company r, Jewell City, and
Company r, smith Center.
c. A. Norton, e prominent candi-
date Cor Secretary Of state, from Be
loit, called upon US Friday
He missed last evenings train on
his return home from Ellsworth.
Mr.. Norton r. popular and is work
lag up quite a strength for the hon
orsbie position. When Central or
Western Kansas comes % put In her
claims in the state Republican con-
rention. We entertain an idea that
he viii occupy a conspicuous atti-
tude.
We have received word Of the
eesth 81 Ms. Louisa Bechtel, who
lives near York, which occurred on
September 20. The deceased was
horn in wittenburg, Germany, Feb
ruaEy eth, lS45 and hence was A.
yesrs, : months and "A days Of age.
she VAS the mother Of five children.
thfee 90 whom are still living to
nssrn her loss. She Was buried at
Wolrs cemetery, amer appropriate
services by the Rev. T. W. Funk.
Rev. r. A. Hoffman and Mr.. Getty,
a. Downs. Kansss, were in the city
Friday on their way back
fresn Topeka, where they have been
attending the meeting Of the Grand
1.adEe of the independent Order OF
0ood nempiars, which was in session
81 Topeka this week. Rev. Hoffman
was elected grand Chaplain for the
ensulng year. These gentlemen are
1Em Friends q Salina, and could not
81 back home with cut = short stop